Mother Teresa said, people are often unreasonable, illogical, and self-centered.

Forgive them anyway.

If you are kind, people may accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives.

Be kind anyway.

As authors, it’s easy to fear judgment, criticism, or misunderstandings.

We worry our work may not be accepted, or worse, that it will be torn apart.

But here’s the thing:

Write anyway.

People may not get your message at first. They might criticize your story or your style. But remember, the power of writing comes not from pleasing everyone, but from staying true to your voice and purpose.

Share your story anyway.

Help others with your insights anyway.

Publish the book anyway.

You’ll face setbacks and doubts. But just like kindness, the impact of your words grows in the hearts of those who need them most—even if you don’t always see it right away.

Keep writing, keep sharing, keep showing up—anyway. Your words have the power to change lives.

I get messages on a continues basis like these of how my book plays a role in peoples lives.

Rewarding. Impactful and guess what I'm going to do tomorrow...

Show up anyway.